Author: Mahesh NagarajanPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 328
Book Description
Essays in Supply Chain Management
Author: Mahesh NagarajanEssays in Supply Chain Management
Author: Ming JinEssays on Purchasing and Supply Management
Author: Daniel KernPublisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 3834962279
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 150
Book Description
Daniel Kern provides an answer on how to implement the theoretical concepts into day-to-day business of multinational corporations through the empirical validation of SCM models and in-depth casestudies. The four essays cover research on inter-firm collaboration, supply risk management, purchasing competences and research on measuring and benchmarking SCM efforts.
Essays on Supply Chain Management
Author: Essays on Supply Chain Management
Author: Yue JinEssays in Supply Chain Management
Author: Bo HuEssays in operations and supply chain management
Author: Shubin XuEssays on Supply Chain Management in Emerging Markets
Author: Micha HirschingerPublisher: Springer
ISBN: 3658119462
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 135
Book Description
Micha Hirschinger emphasizes the importance of foresight on logistics and institutions in particular for effective decision making as distinct research in this context is limited. He applies a systematic and transferable multi-method approach based on Delphi studies and fuzzy c-means cluster analysis to develop profound scenarios for the future. He uses the relevance of information-processing requirements to investigate whether centralization of purchasing organizations increases functional efficiency. The author finally shows how a sharing-economy business model transfer could help to overcome the limited access to factor markets, especially trucks, at the base of the pyramid.
Essays in Supply Chain Management
Author: Lan LuThree Essays in Supply Chain Management with Demand Dependencies
Author: Kunpeng LiPublisher:
ISBN: 9780549909651
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 274
Book Description
Product demand is an important component of business research. The formulation of demand functions is fundamental in model setups, and can be a direct factor in model results. Demand dependency is an important area in the study of demand functions. This dissertation fits in the demand dependency literature, where many interesting industrial phenomena have been explored, but many others have not yet been studied. In addition, the existing literature mainly focuses on pricing models. Very little has been done on quality design and analysis. This dissertation includes quality as a decision variable in various demand dependency models, investigates some interesting business scenarios, and provides insights to many managerial issues.